Methodology

• Expository sessions (19.5h)
• Seminars: retrospective and prospective anlyses (24h)

Activities 1 and 2 make up the theory grade (50%) and activity 3 the practical grade (50%). To pass the subject, the sum of the three activities, weighted by the percentage indicated, must result in a minimum grade of 5, provided that each evidence has a minum score of four. Otherwise, the maximun mark will be a 4.5. It is therefore not necessary to pass the theory and practicals separately.

Activities 1 and 2 are individual and presential. And activity 3 will be presented individually and electronically. Activity 3 (portfolio) will include the contents worked on in the seminar sessions, referring to the analysis of the individual life trajectory. The portfolio presentation week will be the 17th and feedback on it can be obtained at the practical lesson along the 20th week.

Students will receive feedback from assessments 1 and 2 in text format, justifying the correct answers. This document will be uploaded to the Virtual Campus in the weeks immediately following the exam (weeks 8 and 20).

The person who has carried out activities whose weight in the assessment of the subject is less than 40% will be considered as NOT EVALUABLE. If activities have been carried out that would allow reaching 66% or more of the maximum grade and the minimum grade of 5 has not been achieved, it will be possible to access a remedial exam of the theory part and/or to present the practical work as a recovery. The remedial exam of the theory will consist of carrying out evidence 1 and/or 2, if it has not been presented, or the one that has obtained a lower score. If the portfolio of practices has not been presented, or this is the lowest grade, a new version of it will be presented.

The translation of the in-person assessment tests will be delivered if the requirements established in article 263 are met and the request is made electronically (e-form) in week 4. For more information, check to the Faculty website.

In the case of repeating students, the possibility of a SYNTHESIS TEST is NOT considered - the ordinary assessment procedure must be followed.

SINGLE EVALUATION

The single assessment should be requested electronically (e-form) in the specific period announced on the Faculty website.

Students who opt for the single evaluation option waivethe continuous evaluation and will be evaluated on all the contents of the subject in a single evaluation act, which will be held on the same day and place as the test of week 19 of the subject (evidence 2).

This assessment will consist of taking the face-to-face exams (evidence 1 and 2) that will follow the same format and will include the same content as evidence 1 and 2 of the continuous assessment. In addition tothe two tests, the person will submit the practice work corresponding to evidence 3.

The duration of the single assessment will be three hours for the exams, without notes or material to consult.

The conditions for passing the subject and accessing retakes for students who take the single assessment will be the same as those for students who follow the continuous assessment.

For any of the evidence, AI resources can be used at home, but not in the testing situation.

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